Acknowledged Chemical Detection of Unknown Gases

ChemProX’s advanced detection technology, which combines aspiration Ion Mobility Spectrometry (IMS) with additional sensors, has proven highly effective in detecting a broad spectrum of chemical threats. During Operation Dragon Spear, a U.S. military exercise, ChemProX was deployed to detect chemical plumes in a bunker saturated with a mint cleaning solution. The device performed as expected, with users praising its form factor and ease of use.

As for a real-life scenario units in Ukraine are utilizing ChemProX’s detection capability and easy field operability to protect their troops against the OPCW confirmed chemical agents (OPCW, 2025) as well as confirming the use of these said illegal substances in the battlefield.

The device’s wireless connectivity and real-time data sharing capabilities have significantly enhanced situational awareness during field operations. In the same exercise, users appreciated that when one ChemProX unit detected a threat, all team members could immediately see who and where the alarm was coming from, facilitating prompt and coordinated responses. ​

ChemProX’s built-in training mode has also been a game-changer. Traditional training methods often rely on expensive simulators and simulant chemicals. With ChemProX, users can engage in realistic training scenarios without additional equipment, enhancing preparedness and reducing costs.

Furthermore, our commitment to customer feedback has led to continuous improvements. For instance, the implementation of the Setup Assistant has simplified the configuration of detection networks, making the device even more user-friendly.

In summary, ChemProX’s advanced detection capabilities, real-time data sharing, integrated training mode, and user-driven enhancements have proven valuable to our customers, reinforcing our dedication to providing cutting-edge solutions for chemical threat detection.